Think twice before wiping your counters or food; new independent studies reveal that "forever chemicals" and industrial ...

Joe’s Test Lab is our segment where Good Morning Northland director, Joe Flaten picks and tests out products that people can find useful. Director Joe will carry out the tests himself and sometimes ...

Sadly, no, paper towels cannot be recycled. There are two main reasons why these products are unfit for the recycle bin: the manufacturing process and contamination of the product itself. Before the ...

A thin towel that expands into a jelly-like blob can absorb liquids three times as well as paper or cloth-based products. Hydrogels – meshes of long molecules linked together in a network – can absorb ...

Some paper towels are stronger and more absorbent than others. We tested paper towels from Brawny, Marcal, Sparkle, and Bounty to see which was the strongest and most absorbent. Bounty was the ...